Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-11

CoNsrANTIN5 PILE. June S-Sir Henry !. Drumm0nd Wolff. special English rep
 ressntatiTe in charge Of the Egy yphHr aues!i,U, and sir William 4. White :. EDElish ambassador, discussed to the . Ottoman commission last evening me objections of Russia, France and the
 Anglo Turkish convention relative to EQyps Tue French and Russian snl-
 bass adcrs had declared in presenting
 The objections Oi their gOveTnments
 that the cOuYertIOu was contrary tO the
 Sultan's sovereign reports. lt IS an
 nounced that the adhesion og the powers
 to he convention will be here invited
 after it is ratified. and that if aay Of the
 powers fgil Go give their sanction within
 three years, sIch refusal will be re
 gsrded Hs constituting external danger
 Q Egypt and the British evscuaticn ot
 the country will bs postponed. The Porte will rgtify the convention after ths Rsiram tesiivsl.
 | EISDLAY, June S.-Ihe great natural ! gas celebration opened this morning | The ely Is decorated in the most lavish | manner Fifty eight arches span Main | str5 et. bearing mOtt5s arranged with gas ] jets. Thirty thousand gas jets are m flames Co plight, and the thirty-one gas l 1 wells oi FindlaY have been piped into | the city to aid in tbe illumination. l. |
 Is estimated that 3oOOO strangers are in
 the city.
 SAN DIEGo, June 9.-Tne formal
 transfer Eas taken place here of the en-
 tire terminal system Of whAryes to the
 Santa Fe road. The wharves have for
 three mon hs been held by c, $. Bsbcock
 who made the transfer yesterday.
 EUF,IA. I IT,. Jane 9.-The Indian council has adopted a meuorial to the
 President on the land question. line memorial makes an earnest appeal in be- half of iho civilized and wild tribes, against the act providing for tbe allot- ment of lands in segeralty to Indians
 it says ], will be dCtument to theIr interests. as well as ia the near future ea- gulf all of the Indians and tribes of the territory, 10 one catastrophe tO the en- Tlchmeut Of land mOUOpOn,s.
 NEW YORK, June 9.-ChaElrs D. Kerr Editor Of the Wall street News, died 'hIs morning.
 NEW YORK, June g.-Fhe statement that Michael Grace, reported killed 5y Apsches. ID the Gespsiches from Tues u vas brother of ex-MgyOr Grace of New York is not true. Michael r. Grace Is how in Europe,
 WASHINGTON, June 9-Cup'aiu Dut- ] ton, |. ;. army, now attached to the i geological survey bureau, in speaking l os the sonora earthquake says. we ! have been gathering data Oi the Sonora | of May 8 l, which gave birth Co this new volcano. aud We have receiy- ell ircm all affected parts Cf the country about two hundred reports On the sub lect, enough We have, 10 establish a msgnituds of the occur renee, aud give us B knowledge of indi- | cations, and violence of esrtbquas es b l's centre seemed to be about sixty OF ' -Ely- five miles south of Cur Arizona t lue, ID Mexico. Its limits comprised D l10ut GboG, two thlsd5 each If the te-- D '!lcrles Ot New Me1.co and AriZCuG. r. O WAS not comparable ID violence or ex- N ent to the Charleston earthquake. a
 LONDON, June 9.-The weather e. V { scot Heath to-day was brilliant and 2. he race largely attended, the spectators n uc.uIlug tLe r1y gl psrty, and crowds Ci u he Erls ;ocracy. The race was for G v ,c.d cup, valued at one thousand soy ! " reigUs, and SGs won by Bird Ot Free iom, Carrasco second, Baron third. Six ,S tg-ter5. H-
 NEVADA. Gala. June 9.-Thv exarina- Ii, Ion of II. A. DassJnville a1d wife for ID he alleged murder of Philip Richards.
 banker, vas concluded last night. C. Both defendants were held for murder. by lassonville wss sent Co jail, but his m 1ie was allowed to give bail in SlOOOO ar NEW YORK, June 9.-Elsanor Paston oII Erlved here from tls ves. last niehs. L-- 1e says tEat she with sixteen other T" ounR ladies were brought frO-u Corn iiii ell. England, b. Elder Bascom of the sI' lornion Church, and taken to Salt oo ,ake city. Miss Psston and her friend ". smed Amelia Clegg. were assigned to v. t ider Basclm. They did not like the S' Ioks oi Els other wives. and made their >:- 'cspe from the house before the cere- t - Ony of ''seslinG" had taken place. sI' anderlng about they met Elder Jun ~ Is T. Wells. who took pity on them. ] Ia, -essed them in mems clothes, supplied em with money md Pu. them on lard the train for the states. When at = safe distance they made known their X 70 some ladies who fitted them out = lth clothes, An Omaha lady took h ucy IO Miss Clegg and provided a ,-i 'me for her. Miss PastOn came on '"' re, having friend in Brooklyn. D..